I’d rather not pit us against each other but rather commend him and his team! Their production on their comic dubs is stupendous and a quality I hope to achieve.

@@butteredpopcornva Oh no I didn't mean to pin one against the other.

Thank you :)

wtf

You know plants that the sheep eat are living right?

Not even two days into 2025 and already a braindead comment

I think you forgot to pu an "If" in the start of your comment

@@FBI-A16 If any living thing that harms other living things is inherently evil and shouldn't exist.

Eventually we will all be consumed in the world of materialism

Criminals must face consequences. If you disagree with that, your the one who's selfish.

@ no you’re right we should do what’s necessary to stop people from causing more harm when they commit crimes, but there is a difference between doing what’s necessary to prevent people from causing more harm and selfishly making people suffer to satisfy your own anger because that mentality only leads to a cycle of revenge and selfishness, besides if we practice a eye for an eye, then everyone would wind up suffering because nobody is innocent. Everyone has done something to purposely hurt others whether is what through what we do or what we say because nobody is free from selfishness, vindictiveness or hypocrisy, the most malicious selfish and hypocritical people are the ones who claim that they’re not any of those things,, aside from that wish wishing people to suffer for being intentionally cruel is selfish

Exactly, but you would too... Especially if you want to survive, just like the wolf wanted.

@@Lurkfish-nm4yc also everyone is guilty of being selfish including you and me so don’t act like you’re above selfishness because you’re not, aside from that making others suffer for the sake of vengeance is selfish

“The enemy? His sense of duty was no less than yours, I deem. You wonder what his name is, where he came from. And if he was really evil at heart. What lies or threats led him on this long march from home. If he would not rather have stayed there in peace. War will make corpses of us all.” Faramir -Lord of the rings movie (in the book, it's sam's inner dialogue)

People who wish suffering on people who are guilty of hurting others are never gonna love their enemies

Understanding the Consequences of Hatred Choosing violence, including the act of killing, is grounded in hatred and anger, which the Bible consistently warns against. In John 8:44, Jesus describes the devil as a murderer from the beginning, highlighting that such actions stem from a position of evil. Additionally, 1 John 3:15 states, "Anyone who hates a brother or sister is a murderer, and you know that no murderer has eternal life residing in him". This indicates that harboring hatred is at odds with living a life reflective of God's love. The Nature of True Love True love, as described in the Bible, is active and seeks the well-being of others, even those who may be unlovable. Romans 5:8 exemplifies this notion by stating, "But God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us". This unconditional love serves as a model for how individuals are encouraged to treat others. It shifts the focus from a desire for revenge to a call for grace and mercy. The Call for Transformation Choosing to love one's enemies is not only a moral guideline but also a means of personal transformation. Engaging in violence leads to a cycle of retaliation and deepens division, while responding with love can break this cycle. As Romans 12:21 teaches, "Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good”. This highlights the power of love to transform relationships and communities. Conclusion: The Choice Between Love and Violence Choosing to kill or cause harm is an expression of anger and discontent, which can lead to spiritual and emotional destruction. In contrast, Jesus’ call to love enemies invites individuals to experience a higher purpose and fulfillment through compassion and forgiveness. Embracing this command can pave the way for healing, both personally and within broader communities.

@ telling humans to love each other and do good to those who persecute them is like telling a bunch of monkeys to be intelligent and build a first class civilization it’s absolutely stupid and pointless because humans are vindictive and vengeful by nature and would rather retaliate and make people who are intentionally hurtful suffer in order to get revenge or to avenge others rather than love their enemies and try to understand them

What? I'm not sure how that correlates.

@@dl8571 It Doesn't. Bros just posting rage bait.

@@dl8571 Those who understand, don't need to ask. Those who ask, don't need to know.

Don't generalise a set of people, may it be gender, religion, or race. In every set people are mixed. And everyone are different individually. So please don't generalise

@@abunirmal2535 generalization is just pattern recognition behavior. To deny generalizations is to deny reality. You can deny reality all you want though, just remember what the dog and I tell you in return; Keep it to yourself.

"I AM STARVING BROTHER!"

A sign of respect and ownership in dog culture

nice reference

I like it. Though, it is bound to some call things cringe no matter what. Some aren't mature enough to understand that it is just someone's creation and they wanted to share it with others and not give some slop content everyone watches nowadays.

It’s literally rage bait, it’s obviously not cringe in any way

It is not rage bait? It is a two minute animation about a dog teaching sheep respect and empathy @@Ministry808

@@Ministry808 easier way to put it. Nice.

We are all doing what we can to survive and u have to understand that even if what the other person is doing will get in ur way. U can understand without letting them get away with what they want.

You completely missed the point. You are the sheep dog and the sheep. We all are. Be grateful that you are.

@@aybabtu1313 I don't think there is a single point, and the video shows: the dog has his point, the wolf has another, and the sheep another again. And my point is, if Big Jack feels so akin to the wolf, he should stop being the human's puppet and follow his instinct. Otherwise he's just a hypocrite. Of course others may see this differently.

If you look at the bigger picture it's not about him feeling akin to the wolf. It's more about acknowledgement and empathy of the unfairness of life and what one must do to survive. The dog and the wolf are two different things so with the sheep and the dog. The only thing that delineates them is their method of survival but then again they all hurt living things. Sheep hurt plants wolf hurt sheep, dog can hurt sheep and wolf. The problem is not on terms of hypocrisy but on self righteousness; no one is evil yet everyone is❤. What is evil is the idea of pride, like who hurts who worse or more. Who is anyone to judge really😅, we all hurt the same we are the same we all want to live we are alive. In summary a better response could have been, "I feel no pleasure in his death though I am relieved. In the end I too wish to live"

@@theauther.2276 I see your point and thanks for explaining, but I can also understand the happiness of the sheep - they are the worlf's prey, not Big Jack, so I think he's not in the position to judge their feelings. Whatever. Happy new year!!

This comment is most likely bait or a bot due to the channel only being 3 weeks old this is legit more cringe than the vid itself lol

people who actively call things cringe are the most cringe of all

@@malakiquest "I'm 14 and this is deep"

You’re definitely the 14yo

@@soggybreh810 ...I wish

No reason to "mock" the dead by saying it's good they're dead? Well I wonder how would you react after someone that has been trying to kill you for weeks dies.

@@thehuntermikipl1170 It's not the same thing, stop comparing psychopath humans to wild animals that have no choice. I wouldn't want a wild animal to kill me, but at the same time, I don't want it dead just because it exists.

Who said it was funny?

Dead in the snow

@@sleddog3092 it’s not, it’s a cringy video

@@Jhon-ls8veyou are just immature

It’s supposed to make you uncomfortable, as it should.

A comic dub

lOL wHaT iS tHiS That’s you. That’s what you sound like.

better like this than becoming weak-minded sheep. The dog said the right thing

@@nathanielcormack7307 Agreed. If those sheep didn't want his protection, then they can just go become prey for the other Coyotes or wolves. Respect for life is a good thing. Even if you're a meat eater, you should honor that another creature had to give their life for your continued survival. I actually had this exact realization when I was about 8 or 9 and talked to my parents about it.

Rather be right and alone than wrong and with the crowd (of course this applies case to case)

He is their protector not their friend. Jake reminded the sheep he isn’t much different that a wolf and if things were different might eat them himself.

Don't make any sense but you go off!

It does matter, if your foe wanted to kill you, your daughter, your mother and your friends - trust me you’d show no respect whatsoever when they die.

​@@niroritThat's when things get personal. Wolves don't attack the sheep to hurt the dog

​@@niroritAn honest enemy that's clear and transparent with you, and keeps the squabble between yourself and no one else is to be respected. What you describe is what we affectionately call 'crossing the line.'

This is a painfully brain dead opinion

Is this a joke…?

WRONG! Wool and cringe t-shirt graphics!

People will just say anything man, oh my goodness.

Least obvious shut-in:

I think this can be said about the humans that will never have to kill a animal to eat, but still say that a wolf is bad just because it is trying his best to survive. This comic is about the human nature, not the animals, the dog and sheep are just a way to illustrate that.

Of course sheep don't empathize with wolves. They don't talk, either. This is an allegory.

It wasn't about the sheep understanding. It was about the sheep learning that the things that keep them safe are only separated by degrees from the things that endanger them.

@enricomassignani You missed the point of my comment, if I didnt understand it was an allegory, I would have said, "of course sheep cant empathize, they are animals, they dont have thoughts", but that's not what I was saying.

@@gustavoks1 But it is not a pefect allegory because humans and sheep are in separate positions. We no longer have natural predators, we are not herbivores, but omnivores. Let's say vampires were real and they hunted us down because they can only survive from our blood. Expecting humans to feel bad about vampires would be pointless. Not impossible, but I personally wouldnt feel bad about them because they are a threat to me and my loved ones. Likewise, they dont feel bad about killing me, even if I got them to care about me and my loved ones, it wouldnt change that they have to feed on me, so they dont feel for me, and I dont feel for them. And maybe there are humans that do empathize with them, but my point is, you can't expect most humans to do so.